Risk Factors and Timing of Suicide Attempts among US Army Reserve Component Soldiers during Deployment to the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars: Results from Army Study to Assess Risk and Resilience in Servicemembers

Cara M. Stokes,James A. Naifeh,Ronald C. Kessler,Murray B. Stein,Carol S. Fullerton,Holly B. Herberman Mash,Charlotte A. Riggs-Donovan,Tsz Hin Hinz Ng,Pablo A. Aliaga,Gary H. Wynn,Hieu M. Dinh,Tzu-Cheg Kao,Oscar I. Gonzalez,Nancy A. Sampson,Robert J. Ursano

Risk Factors and Timing of Suicide Attempts among US Army Reserve Component Soldiers during Deployment to the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars: Results from Army Study to Assess Risk and Resilience in Servicemembers

2019

Cara M. Stokes
James A. Naifeh
Ronald C. Kessler
Murray B. Stein
Carol S. Fullerton
Holly B. Herberman Mash
Charlotte A. Riggs-Donovan
Tsz Hin Hinz Ng
Pablo A. Aliaga
Gary H. Wynn
Hieu M. Dinh
Tzu-Cheg Kao
Oscar I. Gonzalez
Nancy A. Sampson
Robert J. Ursano

Objective: During the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, suicidal behaviors increased among U.S. Army soldiers. Although Reserve Component (RC) soldiers (National Guard and Army Reserve) comprise approx...

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Psychology
Software deployment
Psychiatry
Psychological resilience
Criminology
national guard
risk and resilience

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